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A towering Disney cruise ship with 11 decks made a return to Kent this morning.
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A large fire has engulfed a number of sheds and outbuildings at a quayside - causing smoke to billow towards nearby homes.
Councillors have been accused of ignoring public opinion by agreeing to scatter a long-standing market across an area spanning half a mile.
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Drivers are being warned to expect severe congestion on the roads today and tomorrow, with the AA issuing its first-ever amber traffic warning.
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Rosie Duffield has confirmed her candidacy for the next General Election by winning the majority in a Labour trigger ballot.
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A slavery order has been issued against a hand car wash owner who failed to pay tax or issue payslips.
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Households look set for an even bigger shock than expected this winter, with many expected to face monumental energy bills of £500 a month.
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Kent is set to welcome its first-ever branch of a popular restaurant, which offers "relaxed dining and drinking with a touch of timeless glamour".
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The first day of train strikes has brought with it extra cars on the road and queues at Eurotunnel and Dover.
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A serial killer who confessed to brutally murdering 11 people - including axing a priest to death in Kent - could be released from prison this year.
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We've delved into the archive and found some amazing pictures of the week the Olympic torch came to Kent a whole decade ago.
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The mum of a stab victim knifed in the back in a town centre says she feels safer on the streets of the capital than parts of Kent.
A pub garden has been obliterated after a VW Passat veered off the road and ploughed into a seating area.
The UK's biggest Mexican food chain is set to open a new restaurant in Kent this autumn.
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A star of hit Netflix show Stranger Things enjoyed the sunshine at the coast before taking on a escape room challenge.
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Council bosses say residents will not be getting a reprieve from the priciest parking charges in Kent - as doing so would worsen air quality.
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Developers have defended their plan to open a new McDonald's off the Thanet Way amid fears from residents it will 'make their life hell'.
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Concern has been raised about the level of construction traffic set to use narrow country lanes during building work for the UK's biggest solar farm.
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Five long-standing high street trees destined to be uprooted in favour of a regeneration scheme will no longer be felled, it has been confirmed.
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The design of a £70,000 statue has been defended amid claims it resembles a 'marine creature from Pirates of the Caribbean'.
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